The Re•Bath franchisees are given pieces artwork and allowed to create a design and work with different vendors to complete their vehicle wraps. When other franchise owners see Rome’s Scion, they love the design and the workmanship…and the fact that it brings in business, of course.
We love the way the roof examples are highlighted with the simple green on the bottom. It’s effective design that clearly makes the point of this truck wrap…
These folks are literally around the corner from us. Makes us incredibly happy to see their bright partial truck wrap parked out near Highway 20 making impressions.
This truck (and it’s twin in white) take advantage of prime real estate in marketing. Think about the person driving behind you in traffic. You’re pretty much guaranteed that they’re staring at your bumper. Give them some reading material with a tailgate wrap!
Family-owned companies are some of our favorite clients. We delight in creating van wraps that are as outstanding as they are.
SpaceMakers creates efficiency and saves space in your home. Their wrapped van handles the installations of their storage solutions, and showcases their beautiful options.
ProActive Exteriors is “building up strong neighborhoods” with the help of their newly redesigned van fleet.
We’ve been thrilled to work with the folks at Mosaic for years, and have been delighted to watch their company grow. Their work, both indoor, and outdoor, is amazing. And because Mosaic created different marketing personas for these two very different sides of their business, it was important that EACH of them be showcased on Mosaic’s Transit wrap. Read on to see how.
Sprinters are perfect for hauling product to a job site. When you pair them with a vehicle wrap, your vehicles work a double-shift: getting the job done and marketing.
Atlanta Basement & Remodeling wanted to capture the eye of prospective customers using a full wrap on their aging trailer. Using a different photo on each side of the trailer gave them a chance to show off more of their craftsmanship.
